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Tour de France, stage 16: Mont Ventoux delivers, Paret-Peintre outsprints Healy for victory, Pogacar sets record time
Both men would go on to beat Iban Mayo’s long-held climbing record, set in the 2004 Criterium du Dauphine, by more than a minute.

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Tour de France stage 16 - Paret-Peintre denies Healy on Mont Ventoux
Paret Peintre wins on Mont Ventoux, Pogačar consolidates Tour de France lead
Pogačar withstands Vingegaard's attacks to keep yellow jersey after Tour's monster mountain stage
Ben O’Connor won Thursday’s monster Alpine stage to the ski resort of Courchevel as three-time Tour de France champion Tadej Pogačar responded to attacks from archrival Jonas Vingegaard and dropped h...

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Pogacar crashes into Vingegaard's team car before Tour stage start
Tour de France - Milan wins sprint finish to strengthen grip on green jersey
Tour de France route changed because of diseased cows
"The discovery of an outbreak of contagious nodular dermatitis affecting cattle in a herd located specifically in the Col des Saisies has necessitated the culling of the animals," Tour organisers ASO...

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Tour de France stage 18: Ben O’Connor wins Tour’s queen stage as Pogacar slays his Col de la Loze ghosts
Tour de France stage 17: Milan tightens grip on green jersey, heavy rain impacts finale, Girmay involved in crash
Paret-Peintre paints masterpiece on Ventoux as record setter Pogacar stays in control
Valentin Paret-Peintre kept his cool in a furnace of pressure and heat, delivering a thunderous victory atop the legendary Mont Ventoux to give France its first win in this year's Tour de France during a breathtaking Stage 16 on Tuesday.
Mont Ventoux, one of the Tour de France's most famous and vaunted climbs with a deadly history
The ascent to hell on the punishing slopes of Mont Ventoux is one of the Tour de France's most formidable and iconic theatres and has a history dotted with drama and tragedy.
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Chaos and calm on Mont Ventoux – Reflections from the Tour de France
The only word that really works to describe what that's like is chaos, and Ventoux was no different. Firstly, there was the usual level of craziness, but because this is the Tour and it's Ventoux, there was of course, extra chaos.
Tour de France stage 16 - Van der Poel withdraws with pneumonia
Mathieu van der Poel's withdrawal means that 19 riders have now abandoned this year's Tour de France, with 165 lining up in Montpellier for the start to week three. Get Involved: #bbccycling on X, WhatsApp on 03301231826 or text 81111 (UK only, standard message rates apply)
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